Re: [St] New Fuel

[brettwilson21@xxxxxxx]

One thing I have noticed when alternative energies come up as a good idea, is that people tend to conveniently ignore where the primary energy comes from. Put simply, every alternative still comes back to fossil fuels. The problem we face is that so far there is no alternative to oil. Every alternate energy requires oil at some point in its life cycle. So in terms of net energy, you end up at a loss or at a profit that is so small, its not worth the effort.



Anyway, thats to depressing to contemplate, so I'm off for a spin on my freshly shod ST. Then I might come back and take my Scrambler for spin.




Hope the weather is warming up on the top half of the planet and theres some good riding going on.




Brett.Â


-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Harwood <Chris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Thu, 29 May 2008 4:10 pm
Subject: Re: [St] New Fuel








I'm surprised that anyone can say that they have a unique electrolysis
method because it's pretty standard.
 
The glaring omission from the report is how much energy is used in
separating the water into it's constituent parts. If it approaches that
recovered when the two are recombined then there is little benefit.
 
I don't suppose it was an April 1st story?
 
Chris Harwood
00 RS

>>> dkamest110@xxxxxxx 29/05/2008 01:20:05 >>>
?Check this out????? WaterPower.wmv????? I don't think it is a hoax.
Hope the link works.

Don Kamws
03 ST in ILL
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